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September 7, 2025

News Desk

Trump grants invoice exceptions to US trade partners

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive mandate that offers some exemptions of duties just on Monday to commercial partners that reach agreements for industrial exports such as nickel, gold and other metals, as well as pharmaceuticals and chemicals. Trump spent his first seven months in the office that is creating huge increases in duties to rearrange the global trade system, reduce US trade deficits, and extract concessions from commercial partners in the negotiations. His latest order determines more than 45 categories for zero invoices of “aligned partners”, which close the framework of the framework to reduce “mutual” invoices

July 30, 2025

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Commercial Agreement by August 1st or faces invoices

US President Donald Trump said a trade agreement with India has not yet been finalized and warned of possible higher prices before August 1 to seal a deal. His comments followed a Reuters report that India was preparing to accept higher tariffs 20% -25% for its exports to the US, in the absence of a trade agreement, as it maintains the offer of new concessions before Friday. “India was a good friend, but India has charged more invoices, almost more than any other country,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One on Tuesday, adding that it would end. Asked about

May 16, 2025

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PM Shehbaz Caps Customs Task at 15% in Reform of New Price Reform

Listen to the article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday approved the pricing reforms, covering customs task at a maximum of 15% and starting the gradual elimination of additional and regulatory duties over the next four to five years. The decision was made during a high -level meeting on national tariff policy, chaired by the Prime Minister, and is welcomed by the government as a key milestone to the development of exports. A statement from the prime minister’s office said the reforms are aimed at reducing inflation, attracting international investment and creating new employment opportunities. “This move is considered an

April 10, 2025

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US and Global Markets Recovery After Trump Announces the cessation of 90 -day invoices

Listen to the article US reserves increased on Wednesday following President Donald Trump’s announcement for a 90 -day pause on some mutual invoices, a move that sent purchases to a historic race. The news of the pricing shift came just like Wall Street awaited any sign of change to the president’s commercial policy, which had previously sent the markets to turmoil. Trump’s announcement, which approved a temporary interruption of most of the invoices, with the exception of China, has caused an immediate increase in US markets. The Dow Jones industrial average increased by 2,963 points, or 7.87%. The S&P 500

February 2, 2025

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Trump strikes Canada, Mexico and China with invoices. retaliation emerge

Listen to the article US President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new invoices for goods imported from Canada, Mexico and China, escalating commercial tensions with the country’s three largest commercial partners. Invoices, which are to come into force on Tuesday, include a 25% duty on imports from Canada and Mexico and a 10% invoice in Chinese goods. Canadian energy products will face a lower 10%contribution. Trump justified the move in response to illegal concerns about drug trafficking and trafficking, citing the International Emergency Emergency Law (IEEPA). “Today’s price announcement is necessary to keep China, Mexico and Canada responsible for their

September 9, 2024

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Why currency devaluations don’t work

BRUSSELS: The idea that devaluations make a country’s goods more “competitive” is pure gold for governments. Enhanced “competitiveness”, in turn, is believed to increase exports and reduce imports, thereby improving the country’s trade account, employment, balance of payments and domestic budget. Governments also believe that the change in the value of their country’s currency will somehow go unnoticed internally and externally, and that market forces will somehow be blind to their monetary interventions. that they can change the trading terms at will. This theory is not true. Devaluations as such lead to fully compensating price changes. The increase in the

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